29 March 2016 | Euronews
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World News Ebola outbreak no longer poses global health risk - WHO The West African Ebola outbreak no longer constitutes a major risk to international public health, the World Health Organisation (WHO) announced on -
Belgium Brussels airport won't be fully operational for 'months' Brussels airport says it will take months to get the busy transport hub fully operational, after last week’s deadly bombings. It was hoped that some -
Sport Goals galore on a night of international friendlies All thoughts turned to last week’s Brussels murders as Portugal entertained Belgium in Leiria in the re-arranged fixture. Portugal had two former -
Culture news Ostrer portraits of offal celebrities in "Ego System" show Donald Trump as seen by British artist James Ostrer is a dogs’ dinner of raw meat and surfaces with an unhealthy, microbiotic sheen. The -
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Culture news Lawson on the Money Lawson are back hungry for success with their new single, “Money”, and a second album on the horizon. It sees the four piece sticking to the sounds -
Iraq The men and women who escaped ISIL It is what is hoped to be the final assault in the battle to retake the city of Mosul. Security forces, Sunni tribal fighters launched the offensive -
Cinema Hiddleston takes on Hank Williams in "I saw the light" Tom Hiddleston may be hot property right now but his portrayal of American music icon Hank Williams in “I saw the light” has not been without -
Brazil Brazil: Major blow for Rousseff as PMDB quits coalition Brazil’s largest party said on Tuesday that it is quitting President Dilma Rousseff’s governing coalition and pulling its members from her -
World News Supporters gather as Israeli soldier appears in court The shooting of a wounded Palestinian attacker has exposed the already divided opinion in Israel -
France France football team to play at national stadium for first time since Paris attacks Tuesday evening will see France’s national football team play at the Stade de France for the first time since the Paris attacks in November, when the -
Belgium Belgium: The people known and suspected of being linked to the attacks The investigation into the terrorist attacks of March 22 in Brussels, claimed by the so-called Islamic State have brought to light the ramifications -
Sport Box on Pac-Man fight gets TV green light Manny Pacquiao's WBO welterweight fight against Timothy Bradley looks set to hit the airwaves on TV and radio after being given the green light by the Philippine election commission. -
Economy Yahoo 'moves forward with sale' Yahoo has reportedly set a deadline of April 11 for the submission of preliminary bids for its internet business - which includes search, mail and news sites - and Asian assets. -
World News Donald Trump's campaign manager charged with battery The campaign manager of US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump has been charged with battery. Corey Lewandowski (pictured above, left) is -
Cyprus Egypt defends air safety after hijacking The hijack of EgyptAir Flight MS181 on Tuesday after its take-off from Alexandria may have ended safely. But security questions raised are likely to -
Denmark Last day in parliament for Helle Thorning-Schmidt Denmark's selfie-loving first female prime minister moves on to pastures new -
Economy Eurozone lending picks up in February Lending growth to eurozone companies and households rose at its fastest rate since late 2011 in February, but the economic recovery remains sluggish and uneven. -
Nigeria Three die in Nigerian pipeline explosion At least seven people have been injured in the blast near Olugboboro in Bayelsa state -
Greece Greece: stranded refugees and migrants clash with police in Idomeni Protesting refugees and migrants on Tuesday clashed with Greek police in the border town of Idomeni, next to the closed crossing between Greece and -
Cyprus Egypt defends airport security after hijack drama The hijack of EgyptAir Flight MS181 on Tuesday after its take-off from Alexandria may have ended safely. But security questions raised are likely to -
World News Cannes: Woody Allen's latest film to open the festival in May "Cafe Society" follows in the footsteps of "Midnight in Paris" and "Hollywood Ending" -
Sport Clippers romp to victory over Boston in LA DeAndre Jordan had the beating of the Boston Celtics with a 15 point haul as the LA Clippers cruised to a 114-90 victory at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. -
Syria Demining Palmyra - scores of bombs feared hidden in the historic city Russian military engineers are preparing for an unusual mission -
Economy Maserati safety recall for China over mat and pedal problem Italian luxury car maker Maserati is recalling nearly 21,000 vehicles in China because of concerns the driver's side floor mat could cause the accelerator pedal to get stuck down. -
Economy Samsung Pay launches in China Samsung has launched its mobile payment service in China, following a similar move by Apple last month, but both face an uphill battle against dominant local electronic wallet services like Alipay. -
Cyprus EgyptAir hijack drama ends safely Passengers and crew are safe and an alleged plane hijacker was arrested on Tuesday after an hours-long hostage drama in Cyprus. A domestic EgyptAir -
Europe News Brussels "still in shock" one week after suicide bomb attacks Authorities at Brussels Zavatem airport say it could take months before the airport reopens at full capacity. On Tuesday, staff were carrying out -
Cyprus EgyptAir hijacking ends with all hostages freed safely, suspected hijacker arrested The hijacker has turned himself over to police with no apparent injuries to any of the hostages -
World News Belgium, France lead minute's silence for Brussels and Lahore attacks Brussels Mayor Yvan Mayeur has led a minute’s silence in Paris with his French counterpart Anne Hidalgo. The memorial for victims of the Brussels and -
Economy Rosneft is 'coping' with low oil price, makes investment pledge Despite low oil prices Russian energy giant Rosneft says it is coping and has pledged to invest more to ensure it can honour its long-term supply deals. -
Economy Starwood Hotels bidding war hots up as Anbang raises the stakes China's Anbang raises offer for Starwood Hotels & Resorts to almost $14 billion, trying to see off Marriott International's bid. -
Pakistan Pakistan: hundreds arrested after Easter bombing Hundreds arrested as government comes down hard on Islamist militants -
No Comment Cyprus: EgyptAir flight hijacked A man thought to be strapped with explosives hijacked an EgyptAir plane on a flight between Alexandria and Cairo on Tuesday. The aircraft was forced -
No Comment USA: the Obamas host annual Easter egg roll Thousands of children descended upon the White House, on Monday for the annual Easter Egg Roll. President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama -
Central African Republic Fresh allegations of sexual abuse against UN peacekeepers in CAR The United Nations says it is gathering information concerning fresh allegations of sexual abuse and exploitation against its peacekeepers in the -
Belgium The week that changed Brussels forever Follow the horror as it unfolded - told in the words of those involved -
World News Great Barrier Reef suffers worst coral bleaching on record Scientists say parts of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef are going through the worst coral bleaching on record. Experts have looked at more than 500 -
United Arab Emirates Fire rips through high-rise residential tower in UAE Flames have ripped through a high-rise residential tower in the United Arab Emirates. The blaze, in the Ajman emirate, is the latest in a string of -
USA Seattle's famous #ManInTree charged with mischief A man who refused for 25 hours to climb down from a tree in Seattle in the US has been charged with malicious mischief and assault. Cody Lee Miller’s -
World News FBI breaks into gunman's iPhone, drops Apple legal case The US government has unlocked the iPhone of one of the San Bernardino shooters and has dropped its legal case against Apple. The tech giant has been -
USA US: Georgia governor vetoes controversial 'religious freedom' bill A US state governor is vowing to block a controversial, so-called religious freedom bill. Under it, no pastor in Georgia can be forced to perform a -
Belgium Brussels bombings: Survivors, rescuers and religious leaders unite at cathedral service Survivors of the Brussels bombings, rescuers and religious leaders of all faiths have come together at a cathedral service in the Belgian capital